How to play a slow spinny topspin
Strokes
Manfred Rolfsmeier Asked 11 years ago
Hi there,
I still have difficulties to play a slow spinny topspin with fh and bh. When it works it happens more or less accidentally. Most of the times the ball ends in the net because I can't bring enough forward motion into the ball or it lacks topspin. I´m still not sure how long and fast the stroke should be to generate a lot of spin. Any recommendations?
Thanks
Manfred
Alois Rosario Answered 11 years ago
Hi Manfred,
It takes a lot of touch to be able to do it well consistently.
We do have a lesson on this in our Master Classes under Slow Spinny Topspin.
Make a full stroke as we show you in our lesson on the Forehand topspin just get the contact really fine.
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